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MS to reduce Xbox 360 prices?

June 21, 2006 By Kunal Gangar 2 Comments

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If this report is to be believed, Microsoft will be reducing their Xbox 360’s price by $100 before Christmas. If the reduction in prices happen, Microsoft will have an edge over Sony’s PS3 which is to be released in November and Nintendo’s Wii. A MS insider reveals that Xbox 360 team is working on the redesigning of chips supplied by ATI and IBM which would make Xbox 360 more cheaper to manufacture. The future price of $200 will be less than Nintendo’s Wii $250 price tag and PS3’s $499 one.

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  1. Mystery Man says

    October 22, 2006 at 12:07 am

    Yo, i think the price should be lower you younger dudes with like only $200 could buy one, yo, they would be so ****ing happy they’d blow there minds!

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